All is going well since moving the plants out of deer range. Those bastards eat everything, and let themselves right in to my pool yard. I have been watering 1-2 gallons in the morning depending on how much rain we have been getting, and some mist on hot afternoons when I get home. They get direct sun from 9:30am to about 4 pm, and seem to be taking advantage of it!
When I re-potted everything in the begining of june I used FFOF and couldn’t have been happier with the results so far. Just started with some light feedings when I started to ramp up the trimming, topping, and training at the begining of July.
This is one of the lowest fan leaves on one of the larger plants…suggestions on pest control? I’ve read neem oil, or food grade DE on the soil…also just read a recipe for garlic/hot pepper spray
They seem to like it, very little insect damage, only one the one leaf that was removed, I spent some time after work today aerating the soil in my pots, following up with a light watering and some diluted fish emulsion spray. We are just getting into 90s and full on humidity for a week or so…bring on the sun!
I had this discussion recently with the guy that the seeds came from, as well as earlier in this thread…they were the result of a plant going hermaphrodite due to light exposure fluctuations and it pollinated his whole crop, and I got a large portion of said crop, and that is how you get feminized seeds I thought?
Either way I’m extremely pleased with how they are coming along as this is my first year, I must say it seems going to airpots and good potting soil made the world of difference!
Oh yeah I believe I remember reading that part of this post a while back. And I think that is right. I read they force their females to produce pollen and pollinate other female flowers, removing the male chromosome.
I was just thinking they were regular bagseed lol I had to cut down way too many this year.
Well I guess technically they were bagseed cause he threw that whole crop together when it got compromised, multiple strains, and I got a very large bag of that, and picked out all the seeds…
